Data Entry Clerk

• 30+ days ago

LEO Learning

Role overview

Qualifications

Typing speed of approximately 120 entries per day
Experience entering repair orders and invoices into a computer system
Experience issuing purchase orders
Ability to handle vendor communications and calls

Responsibilities

Input repair orders and invoices into the computer, answer vendor calls, and issue purchase orders
Enter repair order invoices into the breakdown screens and assign purchase orders to them
Answer vendor calls and close out open or pending breakdowns
Monitor fax machines and distribute documents

Key facts

Remote from: Canada
Part time
Data Entry Clerk
English

Hard skills

Order Management Data Entry Vendor Management Invoicing Digital File Management Fax Servers Call Center Experience Organizational Structure

Other skills

Record Keeping
Computer Literacy
Communication
Time Management
Customer Service
Detail Oriented

About the company

LEO Learning

E-Learning / EdTech

Company details

IndustryE-Learning / EdTech

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Job description

Our Data Entry Clerks input repair orders invoices into the computer, answering vendor calls, and issuing purchase orders.

Enter repair order invoices into the breakdown screens and assign purchase orders to them.
Answer vendor calls and close out open or pending breakdowns.
Monitor facsimile machines and distribute documents.
Required to preform an average of 120 entries per a day in a period of one work week. Tandym Group provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, marital status, genetic information or veteran status or other status protected by law. We encourage applicants of all ages as we do not discriminate on the basis of an applicant's age.

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